Victoria Largin, Therapist

Victoria Largin, LMSW, helps children and adolescents across Michigan build emotional resilience, improve behavior, and feel more secure in their daily lives through compassionate, developmentally informed therapy. At LifeStance Health, she provides individual therapy tailored to young clients and their families, supporting concerns such as anxiety, ADHD, and childhood behavior challenges while fostering healthy coping skills and emotional growth. Victoria specializes in working with children and adolescents navigating anxiety, ADHD, and behavioral difficulties, including school avoidance and emotional regulation concerns. Her approach is warm, structured, and collaborative, incorporating mindfulness techniques and practical parenting skills to help families create supportive, consistent environments at home. She partners closely with caregivers to ensure that progress in therapy translates into meaningful improvements in everyday life, while also addressing additional mental health needs when they arise. She has experience supporting diverse populations, including children involved in adoption or foster care, those with autism spectrum disorders, and individuals with developmental disabilities. Victoria understands the importance of meeting each child where they are developmentally and tailoring care to their unique strengths and challenges. Victoria treats young children, children, and adolescents, offering a safe and engaging space where clients can express themselves and build confidence. She is committed to helping families navigate early mental health concerns with clarity and care, promoting long-term emotional well-being. Outside of her clinical work, Victoria enjoys painting, traveling, and spending time with friends and family, which helps her stay creative and connected.